There is no other interpretation of how fossils go on mountaintops. It was due to the movement of tectonic plates.

Fossilization takes far too long for a relatively recent global flood to of caused them, and if a global flood did cause them you would expect far more of them at a particular layer than at others.

I thought you were going to stop plagiarizing? Please supply a link for your copy and paste.

Its simple antartica melts every thousand years its said that all the ice well melt in 2020-2040 and millions of people will be homeless and thousands will drown.not a very happy ending isnt.

Disregarding the fact that this reply is a blatant copy/paste job, it is still disingenuous and patently false.

"About 85% of the rock surface around the world is made up of sedimentary rock, indicating some time in the past, the world was covered by water"

This does not show, in any way, that all landmass was covered by water at the same time. Particularly not at any time when humans were around.

"And the evidence seem to indicate that although Tectonic plates have collided to form mountain, they were still above what is now sea level theses marine fossils developed."

The earth is over 4 billion years old with active plate tectonics; meaning the landmasses and sea levels have undergone substantial change over time. What is now sea level, is not what sea level was 1 million, 20 million, 100 million, or 1 billion years ago.

The fossils of these marine organisms are typically found alongside fossilized tracks and burrows, indicating that these organisms lived in the general area, and died in the general area. This would not be the case if a flood had scattered and redeposited them in these locations.

Many of the rocks that lie beneath our feet are know as sedimentary rocks. This means they were originally laid down under water, and when the water eventually disappeared, the sediment dried, hardened, and became rock.

A very poor description of the formation of sedimentary rocks. They are formed when detritus undergo a process called cementation as minerals precipitate from a solution in a water body.

About 85% of the rock surface around the world is made up of sedimentary rock, indicating some time in the past, the world was covered by water

This is true, but it does not serve as proper evidence for Noah's Flood. According to the Theory of Plate Tectonics, the current tectonic plates on the crust were split up from a supercontinent, called Pangaea, that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras. This was surrounded by a single ocean, called Panthalassa, that covered the rest of the surface of the Earth. As a result of rifting in the Early and Middle Jurassic periods, Pangaea broke up to form two smaller supercontinents, Laurasia and Gondwanaland. These were separated by the Tethys Ocean. Eventually, over millions of years of rifting, Laurasia and Gondwanaland eventually split up again, resulting in the tectonic plates and corresponding oceans that we know today. During rifting and subduction, some of these land areas previously buried under water will be exposed above the surface, thus revealing sedimentary rocks on Earth's land.

Did you know that marine fossils have been discovered even on the highest mountain peaks? Its a fact. But many people say "Those mountains weren't necessarily mountains when they were covered by water. Tectonic plates have been up heaved and lowered many times through out history. True. But geology does provide evidence as we shall see, for massive flooding in every part of the world.

Yes. And do you know where these mountain peaks are? I'll tell you. They're, primarily, in the Himalayan mountain range. What happened was that due to the tremendous amount of rifting that occurred in the early eras of Earth's tectonic development, part of the ocean floor of the Tethys Ocean was uplifted, allowing for the formation of the Himalayan range over millions of years. Thus, what we know as the Himalayan mountains was actually made from land that originally made up the ocean floor of the Tethys Ocean.

Thus, what you thought was a flood was actually an ocean. I could go into more detail, but (1) I don't think you're clever enough to understand and (2) I think I've given sufficient information to rebut your imaginary dream.

Note: I am, actually, quite an excellent Geographer as well. (I scored A* for Geography at the GCE O Level, A Level and Higher A Level, and I did an undergraduate course in Geography as well.) So, don't try and bullshit me with geographical theories.